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| − | '''Al-Zulma River''' was a small river found in [[North Zakhara]].<ref name="LoF |
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==Geography== |
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| − | Al-Zulma orginated in the northern reaches of the [[Furrowed Mountains]].<ref name="LoF |
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==Description== |
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| − | The river stretched for roughly a hundred miles, flowing north and northeast down from the mountains before reaching the coast of the [[Great Sea]] and the city of [[Utaqa]]. As with all rivers found along the coast of North Zakhara, the lands surrounding the banks of Al-Zulma as it neared the coast were highly fertile, allowing the city and its inhabitants to flourish.<ref name="LoF |
+ | The river stretched for roughly a hundred miles, flowing north and northeast down from the mountains before reaching the coast of the [[Great Sea]] and the city of [[Utaqa]]. As with all rivers found along the coast of North Zakhara, the lands surrounding the banks of Al-Zulma as it neared the coast were highly fertile, allowing the city and its inhabitants to flourish.<ref name="LoF.M"/> |
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Revision as of 16:07, 16 December 2017
Al-Zulma River was a small river found in North Zakhara.[1]
Geography
Al-Zulma orginated in the northern reaches of the Furrowed Mountains.[1]
Description
The river stretched for roughly a hundred miles, flowing north and northeast down from the mountains before reaching the coast of the Great Sea and the city of Utaqa. As with all rivers found along the coast of North Zakhara, the lands surrounding the banks of Al-Zulma as it neared the coast were highly fertile, allowing the city and its inhabitants to flourish.[1]
Appendix
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Jeff Grubb (August 1992). Land of Fate (Maps). (TSR, Inc). ISBN 978-1560763291.